Download – PDF Booklet

Download PDF Booklet last version. Choose the operating system you are using to run your version of PDF Booklet.

Microsoft Windows
Ubuntu / Debian (all)
Linux tarball (32bit)
Linux tarball (64bit)

A note for GNU/Linux users

PDF Booklet is developed originally in Windows and for Windows. Nevertheless the code is 100% GNU/Linux compatible. It runs in Python 2.7 or 3.4.

The .deb package (Debian / Ubuntu) should work out of the box. In case it does not, we are providing other solutions.

1. Install from source

Decompress the file : Install by unzipping – linux.zip in a directory where you have full write rights. Run pdfbooklet.py with the following command:

~$ python pdfbooklet.py

~$ python3 pdfbooklet.py

If the dependencies are satisfied, you should see the program running. If not, either install the missing packages. If you know how to do that, or use the second solution :

2. Install the pyinstaller bundle

To solve the dependencies problem, we have built a bundle with pyinstaller, which contains everything needed : Python3, Gtk3, Poppler.

Unzip the big file: pdfbooklet 3.x.x pyinstaller.zip, in a directory where you have full write rights.Run the file pdfbooklet

~$ ./pdfbooklet

3. Install from tarball

We offer also the tarballs in 32 and 64 bits if you know how to install them.

Technical information

The needed dependencies for python3 are python3-gi, python3-gi-cairo, gir1.2-gtk-3.0, gir1.2-poppler-0.18. To install them on a .deb system just run:

~$ sudo apt install python3-gi python3-gi-cairo gir1.2-gtk-3.0 gir1.2-poppler-0.18

For python 2.7 :

~$ sudo apt install  python-gobject-cairo

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